take it from me , also: take my word for it

Which takes children from the age of 3 through to year 6.

They took me from a team I wanted to go to.

Women like her, they take from a man all his life and don't give anything back.

He's about taking from the poor, not working together for the future.

The common people take their example from those above them.

But you're going to have to take some sort of leave from your job.

Taking a week or so off from work might have been a good idea.

Perhaps the land took its life from the King as well.

I myself can no longer take her from your hands.

She seemed to take more hope from his words than he felt himself.